SUNY Fredonia Construction Project Map
1a. Ring Road Improvements (Temporary Closing)
Ring Road will be closed to all traffic starting May 18, 2009 until May 27, 2009 from the entrance to the Park and Ride Lot to Park Drive for the installation of new stamped concrete crosswalks at the intersection of Ring Road and Lake Way Drive. In addition, the Lake Way Drive entrance will be closed. Detour signs will be in place to direct traffic around campus. New stop signs shall be installed at the intersection of Ring Road and Lake Way Drive making the intersection a four-way stop.
Work schedule is May 2009
1b. University Stadium Entrance Drive
Work will continue at the parking area in front of University Stadium (Lot 9). Most notable, the project includes a new traffic circle at the entrance to University Stadium. The traffic circle will provide an area for drop off and pick up at the main gates. The traffic circle will be designed with many new plantings. Furthermore, pedestrian traffic along the walkway at Ring Road will be restricted at times due to the installation of the new concrete walkway.
Work schedule is May 2009 – June 2009
2a. Maytum Hall Rehabilitation ($5.7 million)
Work will include the replacement of fan coil units and vertically distributed chilled water and hot water piping systems, installation of improved ventilation system, upgrade of building wide fire alarm system, installation of a new self-contained exterior emergency generator, replacement of air handling units, replacement of upper roof surface and provide all related HVAC plumbing, electrical, hazardous material remediation, and finishes.
Work schedule is July 6, 2009 – August 1, 2010
2b. Maytum Hall Office Relocations
All offices in Maytum Hall will be relocated as part of the Maytum Hall Rehabilitation. The new location for each office and the estimated move dates are presented below. We will keep you posted throughout the summer as these moves occur.
· 8th Floor – Academic Affairs – move late June to Reed Library first floor
· 7th Floor – ITS(Admin and Programming) – move late June to Reed Library first floor
· 7th Floor – ITS (Data Communication) – already moved to Reed Library first floor
· 7th Floor – Credit Union – move mid June to Williams Center first floor
· 6th Floor – Student Affairs – move early June to Gregory Hall second floor
· 6th Floor – Admissions – move late June to modular office behind Fenner House
· 5th Floor – Administration, Internal Control, Budget, Human Resources – move late June to modular office building located adjacent to the Park and Ride Lot
· 4th Floor – Accounting, Purchasing, Payroll, Student Payroll – move late June to modular office building located adjacent to the Park and Ride Lot
· 3rd Floor – University Services – move late June to modular office building located adjacent to the Park and Ride Lot
· 3rd Floor – Student Accounts / Cashier – move early June to Williams Center first floor
· 2nd Floor – Institutional Research – move early June to Fenton Hall first floor faculty lounge
· 2nd Floor – Financial Aid – move early June to Williams Center second floor
· 1st Floor - ITS Computing Services - remains in Maytum Hall first floor office area
· Ground Floor - Mail Room – move late June to modular building located adjacent to the Park and Ride Lot
3. Satellite Boilers Phase III
The final phase of the campus satellite boiler project includes following seven buildings:
· Jewett Hall (includes boilers for all of Mason Hall/Reed Library (Carnahan Jackson Center)/McEwen Hall)
· Fenton/Houghton Hall
· Services Complex
Work related to this phase of the satellite boiler project began on May 19, 2008 with a completion date of August 31, 2009.The Central Heating Plant will officially shut down permanently on May 16, 2009
Work schedule is May 19, 2008 – August 31, 2009
4. SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator
Construction for a Technology Incubator in the City of Dunkirk is well underway. The Incubator will consist of a two-story 20,000 square foot office and dry lab complex with conference rooms and multi-purpose room, kitchenette and administration space. The site will allow for 42 parking spaces. In addition, showers in the restrooms will accommodate individuals that prefer to ride their bicycles vs. cars to commute to work. The building is designed to meet silver requirements related to LEED and State University Construction Fund directives.
Work schedule is July/August 2008 – September 2009
5. Campus Wide Controls Upgrade
Work will include the installation of controls that will work with the current energy management system related to the new satellite boilers. This work will be performed in various buildings throughout the campus.
Work schedule is June 16, 2009 – November 27, 2009
6. Mason Hall Addition to 1051 and 1053
This project consists of construction of a 9,000 square foot single story addition that will provide two rehearsal halls. The work will include acoustical treatment to both halls and all required HVAC systems and electrical systems. Minor site work is also included in this project. This project will be located between the Mason hall Annex and Rockefeller Arts Center.
Work schedule is July 6, 2009 – January 21, 2010
7. McGinnies Hall Rehab of Bathrooms and Upgrade of Fire Alarm and Electrical System
Work will include the renovations of eight bathrooms located throughout three floors along with the installation of a new fire alarm system and the addition of an electrical outlet in each student room. This project will also include the reconstruction of the loading dock and accessible ramp located on the west side of the building.
Work schedule is May 18, 2009 – August 7, 2009
8. Kirkland Complex Window Replacement Phase I – Kasling Hall
Work will include the removal and replacement of existing steel windows and window walls, entrances and storefronts with new aluminum units and assemblies with the addition of new stone sills. The work will also include the replacement of steel lintels with new steel lintels, replacement of damaged brick and limited re-pointing adjacent to window openings. Removal of the existing windows will be completed under asbestos remediation.
Work schedule is May 18, 2009 – August 7, 2009
9. Mason Hall Addition Roof Replacement
This project consists of the replacement of the 17,500 square foot roof roofing system and related flashing. The roof was damaged during high winds in late spring.
Work schedule is to begin late summer early fall 2009
10. McEwen Hall / Reed Library Access Control System
New card readers and security cameras will be installed at the entrances to McEwen Hall and Reed Library. In addition, existing stand alone card readers at several interior rooms will be upgraded to the new ADT system.
Work schedule is June 2009 – August 2009
11. Andrews Complex Walkway Improvements
The existing deteriorated asphalt walkways leading to the entrances of Igoe, Schulz, Hemingway and Hendrix Halls will be replaced with new concrete and pavers. New planting beds will be installed adjacent to each building entrance. In addition the area above the basement will be waterproofed.
Work schedule is July 2009 – August 2009
12. University Parkway Center Island Curb Replacement
The existing deteriorated concrete curbing along the center island will be replaced with new granite curbing. In addition, new plantings will be installed along the center island. During the work, one lane of traffic will be closed along the entrance and exit of University Parkway.
Work schedule is July 2009 – August 2009
13. Symphony Circle / Ring Road Asphalt Improvements
The existing asphalt surface will be milled and replaced around Symphony Circle and along Ring Road from the Symphony Circle to the far entrance to parking lot 7 (double tier lot) near the gas well During this work, lot 7 will be closed. The roads will be closed in phases during the milling procedure and the installation of the new top layer of asphalt. Detour signs will be in place to direct traffic around campus.
Work schedule is July 2009 – August 2009
14. Steele Hall Parking Lot 11 Improvements
The parking lot improvements include new islands for traffic control, a new walkway through the parking lot for pedestrian safety and reconfiguration of the parking rows. Additionally, the entire parking lot will receive a new top layer of asphalt and new striping will be added. The project includes new trees in the islands and new lighting.
Work schedule is July 2009 – August 2009
15. Nixon/Chautauqua Parking Lot Improvements
Work on the reconstruction of parking lots 16 along Nixon and Chautauqua Halls includes milling the entire lot, resurfacing and striping.
Work schedule is July 2009 – August 2009
16. Kasling/Grissom Parking Lot Improvements
Work on the reconstruction of parking lots 12 at Kasling and Grissom Halls includes milling the entire lot, resurfacing and striping.
Work schedule is July 2009 – August 2009
17. Campus Wide Parking Lot Renovations
Striping of all parking lots and crosswalks will be underway. Sections of parking lots will be closed as this work progresses and in some instances, new traffic patterns will be in effect. This work is dependent upon weather conditions.
Work schedule is May 18, 2009 – June 2009
18. Campus Wide Stamped Crosswalk Painting
Painting of the stamped asphalt crosswalks along University Parkway, Academic Avenue, Varsity Drive, Old Main Drive, Science Drive and Ring Road will occur during the summer. The roadways will be closed to traffic in phases for approximately two days during the work. New traffic patterns will be in effect. This work is dependent upon weather conditions.
Work schedule is June 2009 – August 2009
19. Other Summer Construction Projects
Throughout the summer, you will notice smaller construction projects in the following academic and residential areas throughout the campus:
Academic and Administrative Buildings
- Install wall file holders in all classrooms, lecture halls and meeting rooms across the campus for emergency planning information pamphlets
- Butler Building – install new energy efficient lighting
- Butler Building – complete Bio-diesel equipment installation
- Fenton Hall – classroom 108 improvements
- Fenton Hall – second floor ADA restroom improvements
- Fenton Hall – second floor (south wing) air conditioning installation
· Jewett Hall – student lounge furniture replacement
· LoGrasso Hall – fire alarm upgrade
- Mason Hall – student locker replacement
- Mason Hall – interior door and locker painting
- Mason Hall – new exterior ADA ramp installation and improvements
- Mason Hall – new automatic door operator installations
- Rockefeller Arts Center – King Concert Hall lobby air conditioning installation
- Services Complex – existing heating boiler removal
- Services Complex – existing exterior oil tank removal
- Thompson Hall – smart classroom upgrades
- Painting of several offices, stairwells, hallways, doors and classrooms
- Security camera - new installations and improvements (various locations)
- Several door replacements will occur in many buildings
- Several flooring improvements
Residence Halls
- Alumni Hall – student room door replacement
- Alumni Hall – lobby fireplace improvements
- Chautauqua Hall – recreation room improvements
- Chautauqua Hall – lobby fireplace improvements
- Chautauqua Hall – lobby wheel chair lift installation
- Gregory Hall – student room wood floor refinishing
- Gregory Hall – install new emergency generator
- McGinnies Hall – recreation room improvements
- McGinnies Hall – lobby fireplace improvements
- McGinnies Hall – lobby wheel chair lift installation
- McGinnies Hall – emergency generator upgrade
- Nixon Hall – stairwell improvements
- Nixon Hall – lobby fireplace improvements
- Schulz Hall – Wellness Center toilet room installation
- University Commons – provide additional emergency power
- University Commons – heat recovery improvements
- Annual summer painting including student rooms, hallways and stairwells
- Residence Hall wireless access upgrades (all buildings)
- Residence Hall furniture replacements
20. Campus Wide - Outside Site Improvements
- Campus wide landscaping improvements including planting over 8,000 flowers
- Campus and Community Children’s Center – site utilities
- Dods Hall – front entrance landscaping improvements
- Erie Dining Hall – install energy efficient lighting at loading dock area
- Emergency phones – install energy efficient LED blue lights
- New emergency phone installation at the intersection of Old Main Drive and Grove Lane near LoGrasso Hall
- New walkway lighting installation at the sidewalk between the Kirkland Complex and Ring Road
- Reed Library – Japanese Garden landscaping and site improvements
- Sanitary sewer replacement near McGinnies Hall
- Varsity Drive – street lighting replacements
· Various fire hydrant replacements
- Various deteriorated sidewalk replacements will occur on campus
Anne Podolak, Director of Environmental Health and Safety, advises all employees: building additions, changes in floor plans, renovations, and replacement of building components like carpeting, roofing materials, or heating and ventilation equipment can all impact the air inside the building. If you have a pre-existing condition that may result in the development of symptoms of discomfort during the above referenced renovation projects please discuss with your supervisor the possibility of a temporary move for you away from the disruption until renovation is complete.
We apologize for any inconvenience these projects create. Due to Orientation, summer school schedule, and summer camps, these times appear the least disruptive to campus activities. All work schedules are subject to change as weather and various campus activities may affect the planned schedule. We appreciate your understanding.